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The PCS penalty and the Army family

Considerations for spousal career stability and employment prospects must become a more central factor if the Army hopes to retain top talent and maintain readiness, says the author of this commentary.

By Paul Kearney

3 years ago

Members of Bravo Battery spent Aug. 9, 2020, cleaning Civil War-era soldiers' headstones in the vicinity of the Phil Kearney, Post No. 7, G.A.R. Memorial in the Yankton, S.D., city cemetery.

South Dakota Guardsmen honor Civil War dead by cleaning tombstones

Members of the National Guard cleaned the tombstones of Civil War soldiers at South Dakota's Yankton city cemetery.

By Cora Van Olson, Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan via the AP

4 years ago

Army sergeant gets life without parole for slaying soldier wife

Sgt. Maliek Kearney was sentenced on Friday.

5 years ago

Army sergeant’s mistress gets 17 years in killing of soldier wife

A federal judge has sentenced a Texas woman to 17 years in prison for helping a U.S. Army sergeant with whom she had an affair kill his soldier wife in Maryland.

6 years ago

Army sergeant convicted of killing his soldier wife

Sgt. Maliek Kearney faces up to life in prison.

6 years ago

Woman pleads guilty to helping her soldier boyfriend kill his wife

Prosecutors said Dolores Delgado gave her boyfriend, an Army noncommissioned officer, a gun and her car, and stayed in his apartment to establish an alibi.

By Ashley Bunch

7 years ago

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